and storms later tonight. we had a cold front that moved through with rain and then we had clouds this morning. now we have clearing skies. there is a storm to the southwest in oklahoma and kansas with energy that will move north. the warm front will lift north overnight bringing a better chance of showers and storms. then that increases as a cold front moves through tomorrow. we will have an increased chance of showers and friday. there were shower activity in eastern iowa and there could be a few isolated showers and possibly a storm near and south of highway 30. much of the activity stays well to the south. we will zoom in on the predictor for tomorrow evening in time out the showers and storms for you coming up in just a bit. as the check village puts

in the area are facing challenges. mellaney moore is live to tell us how the district is changing. >> reporter: business owners down here are still in the process of cleaning everything up and moving everything back in. this area will look different than it did before. white lion treasures is possibly imagine.as bell puts the store back together again piece by piece, some of isn't coming back.? 17:35:47 we have a couple of dealors that have decided not to return after the flood. i think some of it's just the stress of the quick moving out. they're older, they just don't want to go through this again.jennifer stewart, czech village association president 17:54:39 czech village antiques, white lion treasures and my little maker's mall here, i think we've all lost a there is czech treasures and others.

vendors.>> reporter: some are not coming back for reasons other than those related to the flood. both owners are exploring new ways to keep their businesses going. >> we will miss them, they were important recent -- retail spots down here. we hope to replace those with more retail stores. going to have some new faces down here, hopefully a little more variety in the shops with some new people. business been hard being closed.they say they're looking forward to getting everyone back down here.covering the corridor in cedar rapids, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. those business owners also add the cancellation of their fall festival "czech fest" made it especially difficult. on the upside, they say they're cancellation of the fall festival, czech fest. they were thankful for the

coming back are able to because of the mitigation plans. they are thinking about the holiday shopping season which they say may not have been as bright. working to get back to business after the flood. the museum will return to normal operations tomorrow. doors open at 10:00 in the morning and visitors can enjoy the endless possibilities exhibit at a discounted rate while the museum works to reinstall another exhibit. the river is not the low flood stage, but the effects remain -- is stage, but the effects remain for some. there are flood recovery plans, paperwork help and help her thought -- and help in finding assistance from various organizations. you can get more information by going to our website, cbs2iowa.com if you need help cleaning up after the flood, lynn county -- linn county

stay safe after the flood. exposure to mold can lead to asthma attacks, allergic reactions and more. if you see mold while you are working, it needs to be cleaned right away. they ask you to wear protective goggles, loves and a respirator if you do the work yourself. they have now released the name of a man hit by a train. it was 44-year-old scott langford who was in his pickup truck when he was hit on sunday. funeral services will be this friday. a memorial is set up fo daughter's education. jefferson, louisa, mahaska, keokuk, wapello and iowa.the carrier is a minnesota-based health insurer called medica. one state official tells cbs 2 news the number of counties on this list could go up next year. dozens of people have been hit

cedar rapids. cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga found outtells us year. dozens of people have been hit by car so far this year. joe huisinga joe huisinga looks at where the problems live . in cedar rapids -- area is along first between saint lukes and 15th street.we were out there for just a few minutes today and saw plenty of people dodging traffic outside the cross walks.cedar rapids police say anytime you're walking make the effort to use the cross walks follow signals and pay attention to traffic. " in the last several months they've written five citations for jaywalking really our message isn't about receiving a citation the citations like 25 bucks then with court costs

there is a little bit of a financial impact but again it's not about the law violation as much as the safety risk. 19." 19."its recomended whenever you have a side walk use it but if you are in an area without sidewalks you should walk facing traffic so you can see cars and they can see you. covering the corridor joe huisinga cbs 2 news right now - experts say the u-s has a surplus of food staples like eggs, milk and frozen fruits and veggies. veggies.they say increased production and a decrease in exports.the high value of the dollar makes products from the u-s more expensive elsewhere - so countries are buying less.in august - there were nearly one- point two five ?billion pounds of cheese in a refigerated warehouse.prices are lower right now.but the u-s-d-a says we can expect prices at the grocery stores to go up about one or two percent for items like pork, eggs, poultry and fresh fruit. in tonight's vote 2016 coverage-

bernie sanders returned to iowa today, campaigning for his former opponent. while in des moines, sanders told a crowd at drake university hillary clinton's economic polocies match his.he said it's not a radical idea to say if a person in iowa works 40 hours a week- that person should not have to face poverty.sanders also told the crowd that his and clinton's position on clean energy - will help future generations. works 40 hours per week that that person should not have to face poverty. sanders also said that his and clinton's position on clean energy future generations. >> it's a moral issue to our kids and our grandchildren that it is healthy and sustainable. we cannot do that if we elect a president that believes the climate change is a hoax. >> he wants to take bold steps to improve that and the same with hillary.>> reporter: some are skeptical of the clinton presidency. one person who voted for sanders says that if clinton follows through with her plans,

some people voted -- decided to vote early. a professor of political science at the university of florida says that in critical battleground states, more than two thirds of votes could be cast before election day on november 8. professor michael mcdonald says that this is the time that candidates will be wrapping things up. there will be millions of people voting each day and this will be campaigns. coming up tonight on cbs 2 news at 10:00 , why some are casting ballots well before the election. we have reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews. not only with our station, but with sister stations across the country. we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to hear from that candidates. you can share with us by email

group is coming together to help at the local level. outside for the last couple of days, it is felt more like september than october. as we head to the weekend, temperatures will be cooling down with highs in the 60s. before we i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament.

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perhaps even breast cancer. fighting cancer is difficult - for a man - or a woman. it's painful - emotional and often ?. ?expensive.cbs 2 news anchor jenee ryan joins us live - jenee' theres a group of people odds are that you know somebody battling cancer right now and perhaps even breast cancer. >> it is painful, emotional and often expensive. jenee ryan joins us now. is there a group 20 to help with expenses?>> reporter: yes karen. imagine that on sunday that there will be 15,000 people right here at mercy medical center's cancer center to help raise funds for cancer. they will run the 26th annual especially for you race against cancer. now, all of the race which includes a 5k for runners and also a family fun run for families with kids. that is 1 mile long.

post race party to celebrate what they have done. before the race, nearly 700 survivors will gather right here for a picture. every racer gets a mint green seafoam t-shirt for the race.>> everybody in the same sure to support the cause, words cannot describe the emotions that you feel on race morning when you see everybody coming together. >> reporter: you can come here to mercy medical's cancer center to sign up until the morning of the race. you can even come the morning of the race right up until 7:00

audio ]. well, the weather where jenee ryan is right now looks pretty nice. >> we had showers overnight and the clouds will move back in. it would be calm overnight and then the storms will be in tomorrow night. we have had ups and downs in the weather and then we are going to go down in the way with the temperatures really falling as we head to the weekend. we have had a chance for a few isolated showers, mainly in the southern part of the viewing area. temperatures will cool down and there will be real fall-like weather after a couple of days with temperatures in the 70s which is pretty unusual for october. we had a cold front that moved through and brought showers overnight.

south attached to this front. it is down in parts of kansas and oklahoma and it will move north. that will leave a chance for more unsettled conditions. as we head through tonight, we will have clouds move in and we could have isolated showers or storm mainly south of highway 30. the activity brushes our area to the south and east and i think it will mainly be confined to extreme southern iowa and parts of illinois. we will have more storms coming our way later on tomorrow evening. this front has moved to the south and it will move back for -- back as a warm front. it will trigger showers through the day tomorrow. this area of low pressure and another cold front will move through and it will lead to more sky doing better -- more widely scattered activity through the day on friday. another big area of high pressure is going to move in and cool air is on the way. let's zoom in on the predictor to track though showers and

temperature -- the clouds will be around. after about 6:00, we will see showers and thunderstorms develop and move through the evening hours and into overnight. by the morning commute on friday, we will start to see clear skies and we will start to dry out. the storm prediction center has put out a low risk for the southwestern parts of the area for severe weather. chances are low and i think the main concern will be if you see stor damaging risk. that is mainly in the southwestern parts of the state where we could see stronger storms. for our area, the chances are low. i'm watching for the potential for heavy rainfall. the concern is that if we get an inch or two s. of highway 20 , right now the models have been all over the place with the placement of the rain. we are anticipating 1/2 inch-

high temperatures will be in the low to mid 70s and we will cool down. the low temperatures tonight will be close to 60 degrees. the high temperature on friday is just going to get up to 60 and then we will keep the 60s around with dry air in place and low temperatures in the 40s. we will gradually warm to the 70s next week. still to come. media day and iowa city today. how different friend mccaffrey's squad will from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh(??turn??)a u.s. service member was killed in i am michelle marsh from the terrorism alert desk. one person was killed by an ied

three afghan soldiers were killed as well. police in brussels are investigating an attack on two officers as a possible terror attack. a man stabbed one officer in the neck and the other in the stomach. another officer stopped the man by shooting him in the leg. a knife attack comes right after isis call for rent of knife attacks in its magazine. the article calls for a loan jihadist to get over any squeamishness about losing -- using nice and sharp bark --

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it's not where iowa thought they would be heading into week six -- but, perhaps on the plus side, it was not where i would think -- i would have thought they would be headed into week six, but it is also not where the opponent, minnesota, thought they would be. there were stinging losses. the gophers in overtime to there's also room for the hawks to make up some ground... "i think we kinda have a mirror image this week of minnesota and iowa -- two teams trying to find their true game... minnesota bitten by the turnover bug as well... the gophers other concern is the turnover bug as well. the other concern is in the

lot of panic -- inexperience and if iowa can establish the run game, that plays right into bedford's hands and they should have a good day passing. also mark farley and his crew have a different sort of mystery with the first year coyotes bob nielsen who spent the last year at illinois and coached down the highway. his lineup features another. >> he is a talented young man. you can look at the defense and what they have done and they will be sound and what they do and good at what they do.

he showed up hawkeye arena -- arena and a host of new players.>> mccaffrey says that most of the offense will be the same. if they actually set up to offense, that could be a different story. >> we have a lot of guys. year. >> when you have a frontcourt that can run like our group, we just take off rather than worry about who we are getting the ball to because that takes time. before we know it, wrestling season will be here. they have finalize dates with penn state and ohio state at carver hawkeye arena. they have also confirm several game times, including a 7:00 showdown on saturday, december 10, with iowa state.

night game, get ready because another is a -- around the corner.

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all right, we are looking into another day of rain, but in the meantime -->> the chances will be low and not as widely scattered as last night. most of the activity overnight will be near and south of highway 30 and pretty isolated

hour-by-hour forecast. temperatures will warm to the 70s. by that time we had 5:00-6:00, scattered showers and storms will become more likely during the overnight hours thursday and into friday. on behalf of all of us here on cbs 2 his day starts at four. four-ten, he's running three miles rain or shine. six o'clock, chuck's at the office. when in iowa, he's still up early. working the farm, meeting iowans in all ninety-nine counties every year. no surprise then, my husband has been named the hardest working senator.

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